Abstract
Many marine observation and data collection initiatives are promoting data sharing and open data, and their main goals are to support research, make data available to the public, advance innovation, and support the blue economy. Data reuse is the basic concept behind data sharing and open data, a concept also supported by the political agenda. This paper presents and analyses the programs that have enabled coordination of the initiatives relating to the science for sustainable development of the ocean, particularly those infrastructures that allow access to data and information. This paper is using major European programs for the practical implementation of observation data organization and management. These programs and equivalent ones conducted in other areas are providing opportunities to start a new roadmap in the integration of data management infrastructures at the international level.
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